To stop this madness. Temperature shoring soaring across the uk. A convincing win for the British And Irish Lions sets them up for the first test match against the all blacks. On bbc news we understand andy murray will donate any of his winnings at queens to the families of the victims of the Grenfell Tower fire. Welcome to bbc news. Philip hammond has called for a brexit deal that puts jobs has called for a brexit deal that putsjobs and has called for a brexit deal that puts jobs and prosperity first, saying the government was looking to manage migration, not shut it down. Giving his delayed Mansion House speech in london, he said the Current Border should be kept for what he said was a period of implementation. The governor of the Bank Of England said the time is not right for Interest Rate rises, as growth is falling and the impact of brexit on the economy is not clear. Andrew verity reports. The chancellors Brexit Agenda was supposed to be delivered over a banquet in Mansion House
Heatwave in june for 20 years. But as the temperature soars, a Health Warning is issued to those struggling to stay cool. And Manchester United boss Jose Mourinho is accused of tax fraud by spanish prosecutors, during his time at real madrid. Its five oclock. Our main story is that the chancellor, Phillip Hammond, has set out his own defined goals for a brexit deal, calling for an outcome which puts jobs and prosperity first. He also said that migration needed to be managed not shut down. In a speech in the City Of London, the chancellor said british people had voted to leave the eu, not become poorer a point underlined by the governor of the Bank Of England, mark carney, who said brexit could bring higher prices and job losses. Our economics correspondent Andrew Verity reports. The chancellors Brexit Agenda was supposed to be delivered over a sumptuous banquet at the citys Mansion House last week, but it was cancelled following the Grenfell Tower tragedy. Today he turned up at the sam
suspect in friday s terror attack in london. the second victim is a former came bridge university student. both victims of friday s terror attack have been identified by british law enforcement. jones is just 234 years old and jack merit 25 both killed by a terrorist with you a kitchen knife. one of the people injured in the attack has returned home. a few others remain in stable condition at a london hospital. labor leader jeremy corbyn is making the case that government cutbacks play a role in the rise of terrorism in the u.k. you can t keep people safe on the cheap. reporter: british counter-terrorism officials
by a terrorist wielding kitchen knives and a fake suicide vest who went on a stabbing spree friday morning in london. the u.k. s national health service said one of the people injured in the attack has returned home, two others remain in stable condition at a london hospital. labour leader jeremy corbyn s making the case that government cutbacks play a role in the rise of terrorist attacks across the u.k. eight attacks in the past two years in london alone. you can t keep people safe on the cheap. reporter: british or counterterrorism officials confirm the suspect had 3r50e6sly are served six years in prison for terrorist-related charges but authorities let him go last year without any parole board assessment as to his fitness for release or his rehabilitation. now people around the world are crying foul, including the country s own prime minister, boris johnson. this guy was out, he served half of his sentence, he was out on automatic early release.
in very expensive ways and ways that create other distortions. the large banks, for example, have consolidated and monopolized markets in smaller cities and so forth and businesses aren t getting the loans they need. i could go on but that is the general theme. peter didn t mention these, jim, but also some upcoming debates in washington that get a lot of attention. the debt ceiling and sequester. how do they fit in? it would be a disaster to let the country default on its debts right now. i think almost all economists agree on that and not what this economy could handle right now. it also would be a better thing if we did not have as much physical drag going on. clearly we are losing some employment, although not as much as initially feared because of government cutbacks and something the fed chairman ben bernanke has said a lot that the fiscal consolidations of the federal government right now are holding back the economy a little bit. all right. jim tankersley and peter moraci